Movement Pattern

Horizontal

The Horizontal movement pattern involves motion across the sagittal plane — forward, backward, or side-to-side actions that challenge balance, mobility, and control.

Exercises such as push-ups, bench press, sled pushes, and rows all use horizontal force production. Training in this plane improves coordination, shoulder health, and power transfer between upper and lower body.

In functional and HYROX training, horizontal pushing and pulling are essential for full-body strength and real-world movement capacity.

Athlete performing single-leg box jump, mid-air with one knee driving up, landing softly on same leg atop plyo box, cinematic gym lighting showing power, balance, and control
Single-Leg Depth Drop to Broad Jump

Single-Leg Depth Drop to Broad Jump

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Athlete performing depth drop to broad jump, body extended mid-air moving forward, plyo box behind, cinematic gym lighting showing control and power
Depth Drop to Broad Jump

Depth Drop to Broad Jump

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